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Brooks & Dunn ~ Our Time Is Coming


(ronnie dunn/kix brooks) Times are hard and the money's tight Day to day we fight that fight Nothing new, it's the same old grind Uphill all the way Boss man says forget the raise Preacher says to keep the faith Good things come to those who wait Tomorrow's another day Our time is coming When or where the good lord only knows Our time is coming When this road we're on will turn to a street of gold Long as we keep love alive Something tells me we'll survive It's the little things that'll get us by And hold us together I feel it when you hold me close Baby we got more than most Steady through the highs and lows We'll go on forever Our time is coming When or where the good lord only knows Our time is coming When this road we're on will turn to a street of gold When this road we're on will turn to a street of gold more free lyrics

(ronnie dunn/kix brooks)

Times are hard and the money's tight
Day to day we fight that fight
Nothing new, it's the same old grind
Uphill all the way

Boss man says forget the raise
Preacher says to keep the faith
Good things come to those who wait
Tomorrow's another day

Our time is coming
When or where the good lord only knows
Our time is coming
When this road we're on will turn to a street of gold

Long as we keep love alive
Something tells me we'll survive
It's the little things that'll get us by
And hold us together

I feel it when you hold me close
Baby we got more than most
Steady through the highs and lows
We'll go on forever

Our time is coming
When or where the good lord only knows
Our time is coming
When this road we're on will turn to a street of gold

When this road we're on will turn to a street of gold

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